This rustic mountain home was designed by Berlin Architects along with Lisa Kanning Interior Design, located in Teton Village, Wyoming. The village surrounds the base of the Jackson Hole Mountain Resort. Built by Rendezvous Custom Homes this fabulous residence is composed of material elements of timber and stone. The use of these materials helps the home to blend in with its natural environment. A rugged mountainous backdrop creates a tranquil setting for this vacation retreat, while a large pond adds to the overall dramatic setting.

What We Love: This stunning rustic home offers cozy-yet-chic interiors, mesmerizing views and plenty of space for family gatherings and entertaining. Expansive windows help to maximize the views surrounding this home while also infusing the interiors with natural light. Wooden flooring, stone walls and wood-beam ceilings helps to add visual warmth, while stylish furnishings and unique light fixtures adds to this homes overall beauty… Readers, please share with us what details in this home caught your eye and why in the Comments below, we love reading your feedback!

Above: In the kitchen, illuminating the island is the Lattice Pendant by Hammerton Studio, available at Lumens. The frosted art glass shade is carefully handcrafted to add distinctive texture to contemporary settings. The counter stools are The Kinkou Collection, sourced from Bolier & Co at Rabbit Creek.

Above: The light fixture over the dining table is the Parallel Ring Chandelier, Flat Bronze in Clear Granite — manufactured by Hammerton Lighting.

Above: The Brixton Pool Table is from Brunswick Billiards, featuring a streamlined design with a unique “X” foundation, hammered metal details and an antiqued finish. With its tapered drum and slimline halo, the Carlyn Double gives the illusion of floating over the billiard table. The light fixture is shown in a bronze finish with bronze shades — The Urban Electric Co.

Above: The master bedroom features a gorgeous 40″ Diameter Sierra Pendant, manufactured by Troy Lighting. Across from the bed is the Godard Dresser from Noir, composed of old wood and galvanized steel. This piece adds a unique statement to this room.